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HIS 1030: FYS: The Hidden History of Vermont: Class, Ethnicity, and Gender
3.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
This first-year seminar will provide students with a new, more diverse perspective on the history of class, ethnicity, and gender in Vermont and their place within it. Students will begin by discovering their own history in terms of class, ethnicity, and gender and then broaden their perspective to include the larger world of JSC, Lamoille County, and the state of Vermont. Guest speakers will provide students with first-hand information of how class, ethnicity and gender shape the experiences of Vermonters. This is a first-year seminar course and meets the First-Year Seminar requirement of the GECC.
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HIS 1101: FYS: Truthiness 101: A Brief History of Consumer Culture
3.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
"Truthiness" is a term that television comedian Stephen Colbert popularized in 2005. He used it to describe things that a person claims to know intuitively or "from the gut" without regard to evidence, logic, intellectual examination, or actual facts. The overarching goals of this class is to explore some of the "truthiness" of the economic world we inhabit. How did buying, selling, shopping, and advertising become such integral elements of 18th- and 19th-century European life? What effects did the proliferation of consumer culture have on social relationships and identity? How did intellectuals strive to make sense of the changes they saw around them? What lessons, if any, can we take from this history for understanding our own situation? This is a first-year seminar course and meets the First-Year Seminar requirement of the GECC.
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HIS 1111: World History I
3.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
An introduction to the world's major civilizations: Ancient Mediterranean (Egypt, Mesopotamia, Palestine, Greece, Rome); European; South Asian (India, Pakistan and Bangladesh), East Asian (China, Korea and Japan), African; Islamic and Mesoamerican from their origins to the time of the global expansion of European civilization. Meets Part II.A.2. of the GECC. (Fall semesters only) (Shared course in VSC)
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HIS 1112: World History II
3.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
The continuing development of the world's major civilizations: European/American, South Asian (India, Pakistan and Bangladesh), East Asian (China, Korea and Japan), African, and Islamic from the time of European global expansion to the present, with particular attention given to the problems and challenges of globalization. Meets Part II.A.2. of the GECC. (Spring semesters only) (Shared course in VSC)
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HIS 1211: American History I
3.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
A survey of the major events in American history from pre-colonial days to the time of the Civil War and Reconstruction. Students will examine forces behind these events, and their social, cultural, economic, and political implications for the American people and the new nation. Meets Part II.A.2. of the GECC. (Fall semestersonly) (Shared course in VSC)
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HIS 1212: American History II
3.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
Survey of the major events in American history from Reconstruction to the present, with an emphasis on understanding the social, cultural, economic, and political factors in the emergence of the United States as a dominant world power. Meets Part II.A.2. of the GECC. (Spring semesters only) (Shared course in VSC)
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HIS 2140: The Civil War
3.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
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HIS 2210: Women in U.S. History
3.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
An examination of the changing role and important contributions of women in American history. Well-known figures, such as Abigail Adams, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Jane Adams, are treated, as well as those less prominent.(Spring semester, even years) (Shared course in VSC)
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HIS 2810/4810: Internship in History
1.00 - 12.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
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HIS 2910/4910: Independent Study in History
1.00 - 12.00 Credits
Northern Vermont University (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
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